* Room 1: Lion's heads mounted to the wall that play tones when you stick your hand into them. The players have to collectively play a tune to proceed.

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** MikeSteele: Tomb of Horrors

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* Room 2: Easy combat - perhaps a slime?

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** Jenett: Some Gygax/Arneson module

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* Room 3:

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** Lazlo: had some module ideas (hopefully he'll share them)

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* Room 4: Lights out game

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* Room Ideas

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* Room 5: Werewolf (only be attacked with silver weapons)

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** Jenett: I'm building an infrared harp which should be done in a couple of weeks. I want to incorporate that into a room somehow.

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* Room 6:

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** Jenett: I'm building a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lights_Out_%28game%29 LightsOut] and will eventually build a 5'x5' table with gems as the buttons. We hope to use this in our hackerspace as something to drag to maker faires, but I want to build it for TD as well. In it's easiest form, you can solve the puzzle in a matter of a couple of minutes if you know the trick. If you don't know the trick, it can be daunting but solvable in 12 minutes. If the puzzle is too easy, you can make it harder by changing the pattern that is toggled, or having the pattern wrap around, or many other things. It's easily a "You must prove yourself worthy to be able to continue" standard puzzle that Jeff always has.

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* Room 7: Vampire

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** Barry: Combat: I have had a couple of ideas: Flint golem, Kobold horde, Ghost

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** Barry: Dexterity based challenges: I don't yet have a great idea for one of these

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== Room Ideas ==

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** Archmage78: There should be a room that is totally dark, the players would have to stick their hands into different bins looking for a key, the bins could be filled with things that represent other things, the darkened room could be a mages laboratory that has had an accident that extinguishes all light. The party would have to find the key and the exit itself. One bin might have grapes that would be like eyes, another spaghetti to represent whatever we wanted to say it was. I'm sure we could come up with a whole host of things, or there could be a riddle and they have to figure out in the dark what is in each bin to get out of the room. It could be epic.

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* Jenett: I'm building an infrared harp which should be done in a couple of weeks. I want to incorporate that into a room somehow. Here's what I'm now picturing. Eight wooden lion heads are mounted on the wall. Eventually the players figure out that if they stick their hands in the lion's mouth, a tone is produced. The party has to then position themselves around the room, each taking a note, and then collectively play a tune in order to proceed.

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** Jenett: I have a whole bunch of motion sensors and we can hack them according to this tutorial: [http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2009/10/how-to-hack-motion-detectors-to-tri.html Hack Motion Detectors] It would be cool to trigger effects using these.

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* Jenett: I'm building a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lights_Out_%28game%29 LightsOut] and will eventually build a 5'x5' table with gems as the buttons. We hope to use this in our hackerspace as something to drag to maker faires, but I want to build it for TD as well. In it's easiest form, you can solve the puzzle in a matter of a couple of minutes if you know the trick. If you don't know the trick, it can be daunting but solvable in 12 minutes. If the puzzle is too easy, you can make it harder by changing the pattern that is toggled, or having the pattern wrap around, or many other things. It's easily a "You must prove yourself worthy to be able to continue" standard puzzle that Jeff always has.

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* Barry: Combat: I have had a couple of ideas: Flint golem, Kobold horde, Ghost

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* Barry: Dexterity based challenges: I don't yet have a great idea for one of these

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* Archmage78: There should be a room that is totally dark, the players would have to stick their hands into different bins looking for a key, the bins could be filled with things that represent other things, the darkened room could be a mages laboratory that has had an accident that extinguishes all light. The party would have to find the key and the exit itself. One bin might have grapes that would be like eyes, another spaghetti to represent whatever we wanted to say it was. I'm sure we could come up with a whole host of things, or there could be a riddle and they have to figure out in the dark what is in each bin to get out of the room. It could be epic.

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* Jenett: I have a whole bunch of motion sensors and we can hack them according to this tutorial: [http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2009/10/how-to-hack-motion-detectors-to-tri.html Hack Motion Detectors] It would be cool to trigger effects using these.

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== Date ==

== Date ==

* We should do this on a Saturday and then party and hang out Saturday night

* We should do this on a Saturday and then party and hang out Saturday night

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* Late January/Early February (January 28th or February 4th)?

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* We have an inside to when Jeff makes trips to Indy. We'll try to coordinate this with one of those trips and Jeff can just make a side-trip to Bloomington.

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* Or perhaps we need more time - what do people think of May?

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== Place ==

== Place ==

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* Jenett: Idea 1: I belong to Bloominglabs which is a hackerspace in Bloomington, IN. We have a 1,000 sq ft place that would be perfect for this. The hackerspace members I have talked to so far have said we could do it there, and some of them may be interested in helping.

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* This will be held at Bloominglabs which is a hackerspace in Bloomington, IN. We have a 1,000 sq ft place that would be perfect for this. The hackerspace members I have talked to so far have said we could do it there, and some of them may be interested in helping.

Latest revision as of 11:59, 30 January 2012

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If you need an account on the wiki to change things, email dosman ]at[ packetsniffers d o t org. and he'll get you one. Mention you are with TrueScheme.

Jenett: I'm building an infrared harp which should be done in a couple of weeks. I want to incorporate that into a room somehow. Here's what I'm now picturing. Eight wooden lion heads are mounted on the wall. Eventually the players figure out that if they stick their hands in the lion's mouth, a tone is produced. The party has to then position themselves around the room, each taking a note, and then collectively play a tune in order to proceed.

Jenett: I'm building a LightsOut and will eventually build a 5'x5' table with gems as the buttons. We hope to use this in our hackerspace as something to drag to maker faires, but I want to build it for TD as well. In it's easiest form, you can solve the puzzle in a matter of a couple of minutes if you know the trick. If you don't know the trick, it can be daunting but solvable in 12 minutes. If the puzzle is too easy, you can make it harder by changing the pattern that is toggled, or having the pattern wrap around, or many other things. It's easily a "You must prove yourself worthy to be able to continue" standard puzzle that Jeff always has.

Barry: Combat: I have had a couple of ideas: Flint golem, Kobold horde, Ghost

Barry: Dexterity based challenges: I don't yet have a great idea for one of these

Archmage78: There should be a room that is totally dark, the players would have to stick their hands into different bins looking for a key, the bins could be filled with things that represent other things, the darkened room could be a mages laboratory that has had an accident that extinguishes all light. The party would have to find the key and the exit itself. One bin might have grapes that would be like eyes, another spaghetti to represent whatever we wanted to say it was. I'm sure we could come up with a whole host of things, or there could be a riddle and they have to figure out in the dark what is in each bin to get out of the room. It could be epic.

Jenett: I have a whole bunch of motion sensors and we can hack them according to this tutorial: Hack Motion Detectors It would be cool to trigger effects using these.

This will be held at Bloominglabs which is a hackerspace in Bloomington, IN. We have a 1,000 sq ft place that would be perfect for this. The hackerspace members I have talked to so far have said we could do it there, and some of them may be interested in helping.